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[FrenchSkin]

Originally Posted by mooby

I don't even know where to start.

You could even be right, but it wouldn't matter. Simply arguing that minorities on average are less intelligent makes you look like an asshole. Have some fucking tact. There is nobody here who is willingly going to take you up on that argument.

Also when you make arguments like this, you're reeeeeeally not helping your cause.

"I am no lover of Caucasian atrocities, but Indians were harmed much more than blacks and nearly wiped from the Earth, so pardon me if I've not on board with the great black snivel-athon, blacks today blame everyone else for problems they create."

Quit while you're way behind.

The best might to stop. I was guilty of feeding the troll, but I'm pretty dead set on the fact arguing is pointless. Well, at least I personally have zero interest in.

Well, trying to get back to football, interesting read on how Rodgers could end up staying in GB in 2021, seems a bit far fetched, but the clock on a trade is ticking, and you have to wonder how much a 37 years QB is really willing to hold out:

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ia-peter-king/

[EdmundDorf]

Originally Posted by FrenchSkin

The best might to stop. I was guilty of feeding the troll, but I'm pretty dead set on the fact arguing is pointless. Well, at least I personally have zero interest in.

Well, trying to get back to football, interesting read on how Rodgers could end up staying in GB in 2021, seems a bit far fetched, but the clock on a trade is ticking, and you have to wonder how much a 37 years QB is really willing to hold out:

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ia-peter-king/

Thank you, a valiant effort at refocusing the conversation, though I am not convinced it will last long.
As for Rodgers I suppose it has got to be harder to holdout when you know your team is a genuine Superbowl contender when you play, the alternatives are a lot less certain. Many of the "promising" teams that are intetested in him might well fall apart when the draft picks and and salary cap implications of trading for him start to impact their rosters

[FrenchSkin]

Originally Posted by EdmundDorf

Thank you, a valiant effort at refocusing the conversation, though I am not convinced it will last long.
As for Rodgers I suppose it has got to be harder to holdout when you know your team is a genuine Superbowl contender when you play, the alternatives are a lot less certain. Many of the "promising" teams that are intetested in him might well fall apart when the draft picks and and salary cap implications of trading for him start to impact their rosters

Solid point. And again, he's 37. As mad as he may be towards Green Bay, does he really want to finish his career having passed on his potential last opportunity at a second ring ?

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by FrenchSkin

Solid point. And again, he's 37. As mad as he may be towards Green Bay, does he really want to finish his career having passed on his potential last opportunity at a second ring ?

I wonder if qb's like AR look at Tom Brady playing well into his 40s and that changes their perspective. You know the team is going to start looking for younger/cheaper so maybe you want to get out and make it somewhere that is "a qb away".

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